“When you come from Africa – and this is something I don’t think we speak a lot about – when you make money, it is not your money.
“You have all these relatives, cousins, whatever.
“Your sisters, they go off and get married to some guy. He just wants to get married into John Obi Mikel’s family because then [he thinks] ‘my life is sorted’.
“You start looking after this guy and you send money to your sister and the money goes to him and he does whatever he does with it.
“This is the thing nobody knows about – your money is not your money.
“You get a salary and say ‘I’ll put this aside for this person, put that aside for that person, and put that aside for my mum and dad’. Before you know it, you are getting less than them.
“That is the culture. They expect you to do that. For them, you owe them.
“This story needs to be told. A lot of young African players that are coming up now need to be told this because they will go through similar situations.
“They will need to know how to deal with this.”
“No Wonder Pogba’s brother wanted his brother’s money! Maybe it’s time to do away with this culture, it makes people feel entitled to something they don’t own in my opinion.”